2002 Land Rover Freelander radiator and air fan not working

is the engine getting up to a good operating temperature , may have a problem with the thermostat not opening or even the water pump not working , if engine not hot enough fan won't cut in

ck your heater fan fuse first , that might have 2 places with fuses for that , if they are not blown look for maybe a relay for it also , next see if you are getting power to your heater fan if you are then you fan will need replaced but I really never seen a fan go unless there was something stopping it from turning keep e posted

DII thermostat works. At idle it pretty much redirects hot coolant into the water pump. Dumb system that works of coolant pressure and not temperature.bad thermostat or water pump or cloged sytem your vehicle thermostat is different then most vehicles your vehicle thinks its over heating when its not i would start by changeing the thermostat and haveing a radiator flush done ive learned something new today happy holidays god bless

freelander fan not working

fans should spin fast to get the job done but if in doubt take it to an auto electrician for a check

Temperature/frad. fan switch/solinoid is bad.

The fan module is the big silver box with fins on it, right next to the fans. Just follow the fan cables and you will find it. Don't jumper the fans without unplugging or you may destroy the power transistors in the fan unit. Check the temperature sensor for the fan control unit - near the front of the engine - it should have some resistance - not be short circuit or open circuit, it is a sensor, not a switch. If short or open, that is likely to be the problem, otherwise, ensure that the control units have electrical supply, otherwise, it is very likely to be the control unit.

The fan could be bad..
Teat for power to the fan.. If thre is power - that fan needs to be repaced..

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The first thing you need to note is if the temperature is normal whilst you are using the car, if it is then it is probably just a sticking thermostat and to be honest that is not a great problem, however if your car is running hot whilst driving you need to check your coolant level which can be seen in a spherical bottle at the rear (left side I think) of the engine compartment ( DO NOT OPEN THE TOP OF THIS BOTTLE UNTIL THE ENGINE IS COOL ) if the level of coolant is low top it up, also look for debris around the radiator grill and keep the air flow path open.

If everything seems ok but the fan still runs excessivly leave another thread and I will explain how to faulf find the circuit to check the thermostat.

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juyamah

u need a Freelander Blower Fan Speed Repair Kit
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